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101 reasonable expense
s.gasto razonable. -
102 recurring expense
s.gasto recurrente, gasto periódico. -
103 rent expense
s.gasto por renta, gasto de alquiler. -
104 representation expense
s.gasto de representación. -
105 revenue expense
s.gasto de explotación. -
106 selling expense
s.gasto de venta. -
107 severance expense
s.indemnización por despido. -
108 shipping expense
s.gasto de embarque. -
109 special expense
s.gasto especial. -
110 transport expense
s.gastos de transporte. -
111 transportation expense
s.gasto de transporte, gastos de transporte. -
112 traveling expense
s.viático, gasto de viaje, dieta, dieta de viajes. -
113 travelling expense
s.gasto de viaje. -
114 unallowable expense
s.gasto no comprobado. -
115 underabsorbed expense
s.gasto subaplicado. -
116 underwriting expense
s.gasto de suscripción. -
117 undistributed expense
s.gasto no distribuido, gastos a repartir. -
118 warehouse expense
s.gasto de almacén. -
119 without expense
adv.a mesa puesta. -
120 working expense
s.gasto de explotación.
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